For example, Section 15, Article 1 says, "the ball shall be spherical".
the sections are divided into smaller parts, for example: Section 4, Skills to Bone Up on is mostly about how to survive in the wild.
For example, Section 11 of the Securities Act of 1933 may protect issuers of publicly traded stock from liability for inaccurate statements if they can show they performed adequate due diligence in ascertaining the veracity of those statements.
Take, for example, section 30: "Unjust discrimination against a person on the grounds of difference in origin, race, language, sex, age, physical or health condition, personal status, economic or social standing, religious belief, education or constitutionally political view shall not be permitted".
Consider a Frankfurt example (section 4.2).
"Numerical example" section presents a numerical example.
The numerical example is introduced in "Numerical example" section.
Finally, concluding remarks are presented in "An illustrative example" section.
(See for example Section 21 of Leibniz's fifth paper in his correspondence with Clarke (Loemker 1969, p. 699).
Numerical example is provided in Numerical example section to illustrate the theory and the solution procedure.
For example, Section 4(a)(1) allows resales of non-restricted securities by a person other than an issuer (the company), underwriter or dealer.
